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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-29

here; but II they DO, I warn them fairly that
the country. do not say tiis from any
sense Of inhospitallty, but because | am con-
yinced OF the sacred duty that rests upon me
Of preserving TO this, on the whole, upright
and generous hearted people the blessings of
comparative barbarism Where would all
my brave amy be II some enternlising rascal
were 10 attack us with field guns and Martins
Henrysl cannot see that gunpowder, tele-
graphs, steam, daily newspapers, universal
suffrage, etc, have nude mankind one whit
the happier than they used 10 be, and am
certain that they have brought many evils in
their train. l have no fancy for handing
over this beautiful country 10 be torn and
fought for by spectators, tourists, politicians
and teachers, whose voice Is rs the voice OF
Babel, just ms those horrible creatures in the
valley Of the underground river tore and
fought for the body Of the swan; nor will
endow it with the greed, drunkenness, now
diseases, gdnpowder and general demoraliza-
tion which chiefly mark the progress Of civil
ization among nnsophisticated peoples If in
due course il peases Providence TO throw Zu-
Vendis open to the world, that Is another
matter; but of myself win not take the re-
sponsibility, and may add that Good en-
tirely approves Of my decision. Farewell.
December 10, 49, HENRY CURTIS.
T. ST. quite forgot to say that about nina
months ago Nyleptha (who is very well, and,
In my eyes at any rate, more beautiful than
ever presented me with son and heir He
Is regular curly haired, blue eyed young
Englishman in looks, and though he is des-
tined, If he lives, to inherit the throne Of Zn-
Vendis, hope may be able TO bring him up
to become what an English gentleman should
be, and generally is--which is to my mind
even prouder and finer thing than being
born heir apparent to the great house Of the
Stat way, and, indeed the highest rank tina.
man eau reach upon this earth. H. c.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-10-29
IMPROVED

my bowels were regulated, and, by lie
time, ! finshcutw two boxes of these Pills my
tendency to headaches had disappeared,
and | became strong and woll. - Darius
NJ. Logan, Wilmington, Del.
| was troubled, for over year, with
Loss of appetite, and General Debility.
] commenced taking Ayers Pills, and, be-
fore finishing half box of this medi me,
my appetite and strength were restored
&C. .. Clark, Danbury, Conn.
Ayers Pills are the best medicine
known to me for regulating the bowels,
and for all diseases caused by n disordered
Stomach ard Liver. suffered for over
three years with Headache, Indigestion,
and Constipation. had no appetite, and
was weak and nervous most of the time.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Going to Europe.

George w. Humphrey, tditor of the
Every Evening, will start for Europe
next w Wednesday, partly for pleasure,
but generally for useful observations.
The principal objecto of Mr.. Humphreys
visit will be to ooserve total eclipse OF
the sun, which takes place August 10Th,
and which is invisible in this country
except in the northern part of Green.
land anc Alaska. IL will be visible in
all Earope, except Ireland and Spain,
and throug hout this whole OF Asia ex'
cept Southern Arabia ard Hindoostsn
The eclipse begins at the eastern ex'
tremity Of the Mediterranean and ends
near the Caroline Islands, ard in the
Pacific ocean. Astronomers at both
Berlin and Kopigsbere will have an op.
portunity to observe at home total
eclipse, which In the present state OF
science Is o most interesting phenome
non. Mr.. Humphrey, being devoted
student OF astronomy, intends to see al
OF this eclipse possible, and will 30 te
KoniRsberg for that purpose. KoniRs
berg is a city of East Prussia, near tht
Russian frontier, and has a population
Of 122. 600. We wish "tbe Judge"
pleasant voyage. and that he may OBJ
tain volumes OF astronomical knowl
e1ge.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Wsnam.ker's Female iome.

The work OF putting IN reSdiuts6 the
"Hosei Walton" Phl.adelphia, which
John Wsr aDaker ls b2!!Giuy sor puol
Uf h!s female tG pioyes "s cho5se to
make it their hJne, has PROGRESSED so
Tar that 1t is expected tLat 1t VIII be
opened carly in October Mr, Waps-
maker has issued tG!s circular IL re.
gard t. II:
''Tae residence at Broad and Brown
(nsmed for ou- este6 med assCciate, Mr..
Z, s. Wsltou) Will be completed aud
ready for occupancy IN tbs early au
tumr-Abont Let or l5:h OF October.
"l5 is Intended to ba "a sammy home
for family of about 100 womsn, who
wiil not need any other rules than sucL
as govern well-rosu lated families or ~.
lee; hotels.
'Tae Intention ia to furnish small
eeparato roomg-lu5stantiai, old
iUned, home Ike board, at exact cost.
For the first three months the rat,
will be 6 IS psr week. II, after quar-
ter years trial the rate can be reJucet
or graduated, 10 will be oous. Tai
rate includes rns dozen pieces OF wssh
lug.
"Appiicatonq for bolrd will be ye
ceiveu on blaLks furnished by HoWar
9 Jones, srG allotn ents wiz be mad
according to date Of application and q
may seem btst IA view OF ali applics
lions mAGe.
"At.er the 25th Of ptemu Der, If au
tcteut applications aye net in hand [
II tt" voCms, the privilege of euterin
lus house viii be ezteldc,. 10 o!hers NJ
IL uur Employ"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
THIRD EDITION.


Gold soda water ~ Sprineer's, 40s
Market street.
Tas West End Assembly will hoiu
its ninth annual picnic ct ioe Sontu
en- Park this afternoon aid evening"
The Pnsoy & Jones Company are
having electric lights paced through
their works.
TIE Fame Flshipg Club will leaTe to-
mor,ow morning on their monthly TIP
to Mugg's Landing.
Rumor has it that one of the Oldest
scbool msrms of Wilmington, priuci-
nal, will soon wed wealthy wido"er'
Mr. Vanderbilt went to the Solent last
evening to join the Alya. He VIII enter
tain numerous guests on board the yacht
tomorrow.
Miss Raea w. Coleman, 1C6 King
st,eet. ia on q visit to Rsadipg, Ps',
where she will remain about three
weeks.
The militia OF this city will leave FOR
Rshobotb on next Wednesday morning
a,8 o'clock or q special train 10 holo
their snnual encamp aent.
B.R, V,asey, The druggist at Eighth
ami monroe streets, is giving away
nretty fans TO his customers ior Few
days.
7 n Gardner, Seventh and Shipley
straets. held tbs lucky 0un nber $40 that
drew the fine piano that was CHANGED
off at St. Pa,rck's church last evening.
The Catholic societies of tnis city and
vicinity a. G invited to attend in body
,be corner stons laying OF 81. Anne's
church, O, Sunday, July 81, al p. IL.
Col Joshua Clayton has taken out
letters of naturalization on ths estate
OF Martha 4 Clayton, late OF ct.
Georges Hundred.
A night blooming cereus Will be open
at the house OF John PHiinson, 2U6 west
Seventh street, to- night. One was IN
tull bloom at the residence OF +. Il
Frazer, 423 East Fourth street, last night.
Rev. G. w. Prettymap, who was OF
tackled with sickness at RshoDoth lsst
week, has recovered 80 far as to De aole
TO preach in the M. K. Caurcn at Rev
ark to morrow.
Rsnianln Elliott and family lave
gone 10 O3esn Grove In order 10 erjoy
the sea breeze aud other advantages
possessed by thai popular place CT re-
sort.
Union cottage meeting this Satu7d sy
evening a. the nOust OF T.. ~ Ml.'tl
si2 Rsed street, led by Brother Msnuo
OF Union NJ. c church. Ttese meettD2'
are interesting and profitable. CoS'
with us and we will do thee good.
Joseph L. Adams and family, wit
several frienis, have heea camping u
the Braniywlne for the past week, an
they ike lhAr moin CT lie SO well tina
they will continue i. for the comm
week.
n MIR. McDarie', Of the firm OF Jester
McDauiel, will soon start for l,linoi
and Missouri in order to procure al
other lot OF horses. Due notice will
given OF their arrival. They have
the present time few 1ne horses I
their STABLES, which are worthy the
tntion c! any one wishing to purchss
Miss Sarah McCArdle, who died
the residence CT hsr mother in this Gil
on Saturday lsst, in her 9th year, W
inferred at the Brick Meeting Hous
Maryland, on Tuesday. She is spok
of by her friends as most estlmat
lady, and her early dsA:h is greatly
grettel by her family.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
EDITION
At Chester Heights.

CHESTER HEIGHTS, July % This
morning dawned with damp. heavy at
mosphere that was anything but exhilar-
ating. By ten O'Clock the clouds hau
cleared away and the heat of the sun was
intense. The early morning meeting was
in charge OF Rev W. Hoffman, OF Chris
tian street VI. T.. Church, and the eight
O'Clock prayer and experience meeting at
the stand was led by Rev. ID NJ. Gordon,
pastor of the Western NJ. K. Church,
| Philadelphis. Rev. George Cummins, OF
City Missions, Philadelphia, delivered an
earnest and thoughtful discourse on the
words: abe thou faithful unto death ana
will give thee crown OF life. KEY -
~.
At the children's meeting at | 80 Rev
X s De Bow made his first appearance
and rt ceiyed royal welcome from the
members of the church. He and Rev
lC +. Adamson are special favorites with
children and at no discount with the old
er children, who are always present a.
the children's church. During the samt
hour Reys. c. NJ. Boswell and Georg'
Brodhead conducted meeting in th'
Delaware county tent for the promotion
of holiness
hey. j. ". Bradley, of Grove NJ. E
Church, Chester coun y. preached to
good congregation at three in the after
noon. He selected as his text Matthe'
l6, 13, "Thou art the Christ, the Son
the living God" :, ,
Well attended meetings were held !
the chapel and Delaware county tent
9 80 in the evening, the one in charge
Rev. c. NJ. Boswell and the other 4
, barge of Rev. e. Huds son.
Rev. George j. Burns, pastor of Pr
man NJ Z. Church, delivered the iini
: discourse OF the day from First Corir
thiaus, /, %, "But we preach Chris
! crucitied, unto the Jews a stumbltn
block, and unit the Greeks toolshness
The sermon etfectually stirred the sou
of all.
Active preparations are in progress ft
( the accoun odstion OF the thousant
that will gather here on the Sabbath.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
birmingham Park.

A repre- ,er ta.ive Of the REPUBLICAN,
In taxing day of this wsrm weather
on Friday thought he would visit that
much talked Of Birmingham PARK, To-
Gated about Is miles from tbis city, on
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad.
L. is ahouJ t1irty miEGtes' 1ide fr@ IN
this city, and located in g picturesque
and rolling cnuniry. The park CON
prissl s0me ten acres and has plenty Q!
sha1e. There is large pavilion that
is u.ed for dancing, whica can BE- en
c.ossd dnr.Es storm photographer
is willing is t.6e your pdiZ for trltie
OF the filthy luc:t; row boats can be
hirad by the hour for 25 cents
The children can smcse themselves
in swimming, fishing, boating, and IT,
dulge in any and al! OF the out door
sports. The grounds ale very nicely
laid out, and kept in the very best OF
cider under the supervision OF Mr.
Frank Graft, the owner, who keeps a
refreshment stand where every thing
pertaining to the innei man, when on a
picnic, can be- had ct prices that are
keeping every thing in the eating line
fresh ard the very best that ca1 bt
bought. We mustn't forget TO mention
tLa- ybu t1A kNS AON--sHs w - ~ Il SI
these Qrouncs but water aud milk, and
this milk can be had for five cents pei
glsss, ioe cold, from the man who rent,
out tie rogbo1te, on the brow Of TIL
hill.
We saw several fair iamseis follow
the vocation of Isaac Walton, of pisGa
totisI fame, who, it Is sait, lanGtd saV
eral bass, besides eettiug rumerou
ether bites (uosquit1es). "hes
grounds are patron I'D by person
from Philadelphia, Coa.esyil,e, Na'
Caste, Reading and al points s.on
the road.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
For Atlantic City Tomorrow.

Ali those who wish to escape the heat
Of the city. and enjoy the refreshing
breezes OF old ocean, will be ture to
take the steamer Brandy wine at Fourth
street wharf at o'clock tomorrow
morning, and be transferred TO the cars
at Camden, N. j for . trip over the
Philade lphia & Atlantic City Railroad
to the "City by the Sea" Excursionists
will have elk hours on the beach, with
abundant time for bathing and sight
seeing, and reach their homes about 9
O'Clock In the evening. This is the me st
delightful way of going to Atlantic
Oity, as it gives ride OF about four
hours ON the river, going and returning,
in addition to the ride across Jersey on
the train. The fare for the round TRIP
has been placed at the very low price ol
81 80, and there is no doubt but many
will improve this opportunity.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
VllIbe ON Exhibition.

The priz=s which will be given by
Wa HingtGn Coaclaye No. =, Nrptasophs
or 5. ". VI on their excursion to Eir.
mingham Park on "wednesday, Angus,
;t.d, will be on exhibition in Baynard ,:
window, on and alter thi. evening There
viii be Il handsome silver ice piteh&l
for rifle shooting, magnificent golt
medal for clay pigeon shooting, a pair 0
base ball bats and ball for base bali play
ing, and number of miIor prizes TO
athletic sports. The publis are invited t,
Inspect tAcm.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
bot AND SULTRY

Just the kind Of weather
to bring TO mind our sI.oo
Seersucker Coat and Vest
and the necessity OF doing
the best you can for the
money. We ere selling
Mems and Boys Clothing at
just halt plice. This will not
last long So give US a cali
now. You will never need
thin goods worse than you
do now.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
DEE.

RILE-on Thursday, July q, 1887, Henry
NJ. Rtle, aged 80 years nv
Funeral f.om the Iesidence OF MS SOD Dr'
!. Harmer hiIe, Sunday, July -, 1857. u
terment private.
hEALD.-In this city on the 22d instsnt, ~
his residence, No. to3 peiawaf' ens~s "''''
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend the services at his late resi
dence at 2.3) O'Clock, p. IN. On MONDAY neA'
July 2j. Iutermeht private.
CooK ON Saturday, July 2S, Samue
Cook, in the .sth year of MS age;
a,sctfulIy invited to attend The funeral from
The residence OF MS parents, $50 spruce
! street, on Monday morning AZ S.ous
! hixh at ST. Msrys Church. Inter
! melt at New Cathedral cemetery
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
ething

for all thoughtful and prudent men to
consider is the "Order of Tonti," au as
sociatIon that pays a weekly benefit OF
IS to S25, and S2C0 to 81 COO IN seven
years, on the assessment plan, which Is
winning favor rapidly. Edorts are
being made to form lodge In this city.
A meeting will be held at w Clouds,
905 Kirk wood street, on Tuesday, July
25, at s p. IN. All gentlemen between
the ages of IS and 60 who desire TO have
the principles OF the order explained
ars invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Railroad Accident.

Freight train No. 10 met with slight
accident at Harrington yesterday morn.
ing In trying to avoid running into Q
coming passenger train. In backing
upon side switch the impetus OF the
train forced the engine back over the
bulwarks, wrecking It badly in u ditch.
Eight loaded cars of fruit and truck
were derailed, and several hours elapsed
before they were put on again. In con
sequence Of the scoident fruit ard truck
that should have reached Wilmington
before noon yesterday, arrived here last
night.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
KENNARD&C0,

We open to-day
three very desirable
qualities of Chill
dren's Hose-.GOods|
we have been wait
ing for over SIX
weeks.
No. IA line of
children's Ii 6 hit
weight ribbed, fast
black, hose at 25c.
per pair for all sizes:
No. "a line Of
the finest quality
children's imported
Jersey ribbed stock
ings in black foot,
white toe and heel,
Just the article for
: slippers.
No. "a line OF
: extra size black rib.
j. bed hose, s to 8 l-2
!. : inch, at 25c. pei
:; s; s pair.
|, !, Our stock of good
;s ts reliable hose is not
g! Of surpassed in this
Be market.
"a "a Closing sale Of la
'. e: dies fine quality
black and colore(
: Isle thread hose, 3!
) cents, down from 81
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23

"Snwvmey II o m es J0r
Health, Rest and Pleasure"
are uoso tlenty at sl0rt ais
tanees BY rail. But don't take
1.our family there till y0H
ihaqe Insured Mcm against
blhous attacks, indigestion ana
malaria BY blafljlg IN Ms'|
trunks q subbLy of
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Tha Effacts of a Del bauch.

Edward O'Donnell was placed in the
dock at this mornings session of the city
court, trembling like an aspen leaf, from
the effects of debauch. Officer Hanna
testified to the arrest, and Edward tried
to make Judge Lyman believe that he
was lot drunk, by assuring him that he
had only drank two or three glasses oil
beer. He was committed until O'Clock
this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
ON FKIDAY,
THE 2yTH DAY OF JULY, 1857,
At 2 O'CLOCK p. m,
Tho following described real estate. viz

Tho following described real estate. viz;
All that certain lot OF land witn b'ick
dwelling thsreon ofectod, situate In tho city
OF WILMINGTON. New Castle Ueunty ana
state OF delaware, bounded and descfiDeu
a. follows, TO wit:
Beginning a. poir, on the acutberly side
OF Linden street at tho distance Of II feet Q
ipcheI ereterly from the eaiterly side OF
franklin streer, thence scutherly snd para L
leI with franklin street, pafsteg ihiough
tho middle OF the division wall between
this house and the house ADJOINING on wy
ives; SO feet to a corner, thence oastoriy par
allel with l. nden street "a feet incnes 10 a
corner, thence northerly parallel with the
tirst mentloned ilne and frsnEltn street es
feet to the southsriY side OF Litden stree,
aforesaid, ami tnercs thereby westerly ~
feet inches to Ike place OF Deginninx, pe
the contents thereof what they may. book
r, Vol. lS, page .7b, sc.
Selz.d and taken In execution asthe prop
e-tro, /. Eranz nuth and Ida Nj, HIS vile
and /. l., and to be sold BY ,.
GILES LA MBSON, sherin.
lss; iyI2-ood.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
I)ROPOsALS.

sealed proposals. Will be received by the
undersigned until U'tlOcE q. LII OF July
9rth instant, 10. supplying the almshouse
snd insane uepartmsnL with bread, meats,
groceries, dry goods, shoes, clothing, tooac.
e. truVs and medicines, ses'liae and ice,
IRON, July rs 70 october 70, 1881. bids Tor
fresh oeef will be by the qnsrtnr In proper
tien TO enc h.nd qiarter with the xidney rat
taken out with four fore quarters, out OF cat
tle well iatsed and dressing net less than
800 pounds. Bids Tor mutton Will be for fore
quarters only.
Gasoline must rot be OF q less standard OF
gravity than S. degrees. All supplies ex
oept urugs 70 De 4 sltvered at almshou3e al
such times anu Il such quantities as may be
rtquireo.
Proposals must ha according to sch edule'
and sam pies. rne former eau be obtained
ana latter sten AZ the almsnouse.
Proposals must be piainiy endors rsed show
lng ciEss Of z DDS bid 'cr. The right to re
iect any or all bids Is reserved.
BY order OF tbs Trustees OF the Dor.
JOHN GUTH RlE,
ly93-3. Superintendent.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
A Hit.

Persons indebted fer subscription to
the REPUBLICAN for oDe year, or more,
will confer q favor by paying the same
st an early day. Money forwarded by
check, postal note or order will be
promttly acknowledge and the proper
credit given. We hope thet al may acs
on the above hint, and rave us the trou
BILE and expense OF call from collec.
tor, or even dun through the mail.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
ExCuFBlOn.

Parties going on Gouley's excursion
to New York, Thursday, August will
have the opportunity Of going to Long
Branch by paying 81 cents extra; nave
ak hours there, and back to New York
in time to 20 to Coney Island to see the
fireworks, and will have the opportu-
nity to enjoy the moonlight ride up the
bay 10 Jersey. City. Read advertise.
ment for partiCularP
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Fifth EDITIi|
Persona,

NJ, Persona,
w. Miss q Anna Hyatt Of
MISS Mollie Watson ~ -, mn
Masters ?. William ws. y, phl
III. and 9, A, Rasrear' y ! '~a ~
guests Of Mr.. and Mr.. " ih
ana, Del. ''' 'a'' ? lai
e, l., Rice, arcaltec, =, =,
renodcllng the P,.sby,s. Al
Lewes Tie WORK va, y \ 'aa
ago and will be acc5T 1al M +
tember. ~ f'''ati
Samuel Little, Of I.oBl,. b.,
ship, Chester Coun,y ?, DIas
home and has not Sen i a. w
been Ill for a month a, A n ari wy Z. y,
oil insanity. lie has a WI. I-G a.9
AT this hour, 2 D N ~. -.
boiy /, watching Tho ,,,5a G'S
clouds In the south wen @t' a,s
of q violent gust. 'A'
Only a few Hale's r,
yet appeared in marks ,sa ~
good prices. The Beat,i.. NV y
next. ~"
MIS- Lynch and chId v,..
Lynch, formerly Of l.s D N
Base Bail Club, bnt ptv ns.
visiting friends in hi, c,,,' '
Mrs. William A. p pu,, !
Lincoln street, started lo.i,
weeks sojourn amor, ,sl.s,
timore.
William Candy, pr. .it.,,.
Castle Mutual Insurance
we 1t to Cape May , gste,d,
Oh . brief reprieve irtm IN,
Mrs. Harry Way wen,
City on "Wednesday !. tcp,
visit She will be a pusr
cottage.
Ihe Misses sa. Ella Bsrs,n
Brown, of 90l Jeffers sou rr.'
ing a delightful tin Q MI 4
KeRnett Square.
Miss Emma Joads 4 ah
spending q two xesatn,tl1
snallton.
The Misses Mat,le stlyy
rave fon 10 News' MR.
cation.
Joseph Harris, q d DO 3! M
ris, OF Hockess'n, Vailed t1
on Wednesday to VI III "a t.I
Mis-. Harry Mi,lt i Ma d
been visiting the iaua! d
Miller, near Elk,on Nd.
, Wm. + Crow. W 10 vi.iM
rsnis in L k:on ha .stVn.
Paul, MINI.
Joshua WitwOvth, Of The
Company, ia visitIng Z BIZ l,l
WitSorth, ct E,1tal b.
Frank Rosin sui vie ,
daughter Lilly, hav 0 gone /
( City on = weeks Wilt,
!; Miss Emma BUNS, o. d
i rusticsting during tie beat
FaulklanG, Del,
Q Il III Young, Of ,he Ever
4 left for Cape May yesterday
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Death Of a Young Man.

Samuel Cook, young man ABOUT 20
years of age, died at the residence OF Dis
parents, $50 Spruce street, Of consump'
ton. this morning. Deceased was o
morocco dresser and worked for Park
Postles He will be Inferred In the New
Cathed, OIL Cemetery on Monday morn
ing at 9 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
VIII meet To-Night.

The first regular meeting of Rodney
Council, No. 4S, Provident Union,
will be held at the A. o. U. W. hall,
Ninth and Market streets, this evening,
when all who have signed the roll are
requested to tie present.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Given in Osa,loa

Happy is the N 20 wn0hs y,
years ahead OF oil times, y.
WHEN he left that city, it1
ago, aitsr having sptni .a's 4,
its rublic imprc7 7emenr, -
considered him q scoun'''''
selves r1ined
Ee came back, the othe' M
mot at ,bey had cbspsed ttsil'
.rars 40. ' rsa,y 10 aire him 40
Te,u ,ha man to whom they az, u
on cre If thc pret,ies s., clssus'' /
metropolitan cit es ~ J., ", .,s]
Boss like Shep "a u 81.
every big city in tue c0u1H'
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
An ezra Attraction

o,as,aniny re,sntly roa
One, one e,1a'ns ,1a nss,ar3rIun .. N
y,s,teu a oa sus .,-ssls r and s,totl
zen .' d,isO,arcs .rsoh cav Win bis s,ata
III sI.eh.Snvu g ,ohogoa,, Aide. BE
an q. .aro-al ro ,imes st,niin, ~
i seves'i I ,san can, aver ,h,te ID
ii,n, m sIs . ON ,9ip hps fte. on the slsi
isnHiug ,I lug on 9Th u A view o.
s.s Meos's,, no,ssibls pI,ract.Cn, BY
every ,..L,, pUeo,i en. wi,h this yulH,
eng GgVhisn, 10, rbese !tss 0.
evening at 8, 8 y slu ., N
all who wish ca P ps'e ~ a.. h
OF seeing N,1I, whidb h will pas
place next Fr!l y eN',.s
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
Stadiqer's Aurantii

This excellent 5reme0y .fo'
stomach and H0er troubles
and tonic ior aoeakenca ys'
tenn, can be had at ese'.y So0a
drug stOre. 1t
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
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Dlskusted.

Mrs. Sutton, Of y eW Cas.'i
visited one Of tht popla
places On the jersey COMl,i
sao, and came htue th0fal
Rueted She no; oil cOnplI
high prices charge for every
of ,he scanty supuly Of tOOd I
Worst OF all, shs ess 'sEa
suffered considerN Nbiy. Ss7sl
were Also sick, q nt thes 4
complaint from macy uit.|
from differert clu'e:, s:s
nlea,ap.es, AZ vel. as the ctal
to obtain bealthta ! 'eCieits1|
few fam lies 10 ,e nt ,oaethal
shaded grove wber 70 there "
for boating, ,fshiDt aud cIN'a
Daily Republican., 1887-07-23
yory pl.orderiI'

Mary Burns, p ,, av yf,g1
rest was pu9 .'r oo.nip,
calmed down l1s n.au,g ar ,jti,j
arraif ned befor i Dsp'Sii Siirurs
charged with pslGs ;. In, i'd
disorderiy. MN! II. .si % d
and she was ssa , ''',v c.s. mol
costs, which IN nt. s G,.t.e n
modst on al 'e"
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